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Test your knowledge of Paul’s early years.

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Paul's Early Life: True or FalseOnline version Test your knowledge of Paul’s early years. by Gbemisola Folarin 1 His first language was Latin. Yes No 2 He never learned a trade and lived solely on donations. Yes No 3 He was educated as a Pharisee under Gamaliel. Yes No 4 He was born in Jerusalem. Yes No 5 Paul was born in Tarsus in Cilicia. Yes No 6 He was a Roman citizen by birth. Yes No 7 He spent his early years in Greece studying philosophy. Yes No 8 He initially persecuted Christians before his conversion. Yes No 9 He avoided traveling outside the city of Tarsus. Yes No 10 He was from the tribe of Benjamin. Yes No 11 Paul converted while studying in Jerusalem under Gamaliel and immediately became a missionary. Yes No 12 The vision on the road to Damascus was of an angel, not Jesus. Yes No 13 He regained his sight by prayer alone, with no human healer involved. Yes No 14 The event marked a turning point, transforming him from a persecutor of Christians into a leading Christian missionary. Yes No 15 Paul, originally named Saul, was on the road to Damascus when he encountered Jesus. Yes No 16 His first action after conversion was to go to Rome to preach publicly. Yes No 17 He stayed the name Saul permanently and never used Paul after the conversion. Yes No 18 Ananias healed him and Paul regained his sight and was filled with the Holy Spirit. Yes No 19 After his conversion, he began to preach about Jesus in Damascus and later on missionary journeys. Yes No 20 He was blinded by the encounter and remained blind for three days. Yes No

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by Gbemisola Folarin

His first language was Latin.

He never learned a trade and lived solely on donations.

He was educated as a Pharisee under Gamaliel.

He was born in Jerusalem.

Paul was born in Tarsus in Cilicia.

He was a Roman citizen by birth.

He spent his early years in Greece studying philosophy.

He initially persecuted Christians before his conversion.

He avoided traveling outside the city of Tarsus.

He was from the tribe of Benjamin.

Paul converted while studying in Jerusalem under Gamaliel and immediately became a missionary.

The vision on the road to Damascus was of an angel, not Jesus.

He regained his sight by prayer alone, with no human healer involved.

The event marked a turning point, transforming him from a persecutor of Christians into a leading Christian missionary.

Paul, originally named Saul, was on the road to Damascus when he encountered Jesus.

His first action after conversion was to go to Rome to preach publicly.

He stayed the name Saul permanently and never used Paul after the conversion.

Ananias healed him and Paul regained his sight and was filled with the Holy Spirit.

After his conversion, he began to preach about Jesus in Damascus and later on missionary journeys.

He was blinded by the encounter and remained blind for three days.